Sentence examples for gauge will provide from inspiring English sources
An electronic gauge will provide a readout of the tracking force as you adjust the counterweight.
Major retailers are scheduled to release sales data, which will provide a gauge of consumer spending during the holiday season.
A1 The American offensive in Falluja will provide a crucial gauge of the Iraqi insurgency, testing the view that the resistance can be subdued in time for Iraqi elections in January.
This will provide a good gauge of how ready the whole organization is to handle difficult times.
But before we get too far away from hard data, over the last year or two the Angel Resource Institute (ARI) has been building the HALO Report, a quarterly report on group angel investor activity in the U.S. The data on valuations, activity levels, geographic and industry distribution is quite interesting, and over time, this will provide a quarterly gauge on angel investment returns, as well.
The Australian Medical Schools Outcomes Database will provide future data to gauge the success of rural return for our program.
For the time being, we suggest the two-step process carried out in this study will provide a valuable means to gauge the robustness of selected cases obtained from such "genomic scans".
For that reason, the study will provide a useful baseline for gauging how PRs opinions and experiences change with the new funding architecture.
Yesterday's vote was not a good harbinger, but if nothing else, the result will provide for voters a way to gauge the battered state of fiscal responsibility in Congress.
The specific guidance on how inflation expectations are to be monitored will provide little help since it is notably vague.Gauging the future intentions of monetary policymakers is always a guessing game.
